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    Posted: October 18 2010 at 11:16
Just picked this up at Prog Ears, but the author doesn't seem to have got round to PA, although this seems a relevant message:
 
 
 
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Hello PEople,

As some of you may know Tim Smith, frontman of Cardiacs, composer, producer, genius and dear friend suffered a massive heart attack in 2008 that has left him in an extremely fragile state. Despite some of the rumours that have been circulating he is not well on the road to recovery. Two and a half years later, he is still in hospital and we really want to get him home.

We have put together a tribute album to raise money in order to hopefully do that.

It's called Leader Of The Starry Skies and will be released on the 6th December through Believers Roast.

Rather than 'straight' covers it features re-workings of Tim's songs by the likes of Steven Wilson, Oceansize, Milk and Honey Band (featuring Andy Partridge), Max Tundra plus many ex/ current Cardiacs members and the so called 'Cardiacs Family', including William D Drake, North Sea Radio Orchestra, Knifeworld, Ultrasound and many more.

As an incentive to pre-order, all CDs bought before the release date will be given another album's worth of material that didn't fit on to the main release.

Buy it here http://www.thegenepool.co.uk/items/597.htm

It is crucial that we get the word out as far as we can. If you are a fan of Tim's music or any of the bands involved please share the link above.

I'll be guesting on Steve Davis' Interesting alternative Show on Monday 25th October between 10pm and 12am (GMT+1) I'll be talking about the album and playing a couple of sneak previews.

You can listen here: http://www.phoenixfm.com/interesting-alternative.php


Many thanks and lots of love.

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Points: 1833 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 18 2010 at 16:32
Thanks for the info, I just pre-ordered the album and hope that many more will do the same.

This is definitely a cause worth supporting. Thumbs Up
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Ooh, I must remember this one. 
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I had to restrain myself from pre-ordering a dozen copies of this. Tim's music has been so utterly life-changing for me that I feel forever indebted to him. I'm honestly struggling to find the words to articulate just how much I want this to be a success. I was shocked when I read that Tim is still in hospital - I think most of us had assumed that, even though we knew he was far from well, he was at least at home with his family. I hope this album will go some way towards making a real difference.

On a less sentimental note, the line-up looks awesome. I'm particularly excited at the prospect of Max Tundra and NSRO's contributions. I've already heard Oceansize's track - a Spratley's Japs cover -  and it's an absolute belter.
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I think the message was posted on progears by Kavus Torabi. (Leader of Knifeworld, guitarist with Monsoon Bassoon, Cardiacs and Guapo.  Can't wait to receive the album and the Steve Davis (snooker legend and Magma number1 fan) radio show with Kavus should be an 'interesting' listen
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More info about the show.  See below-
Hi I do a little FM community Radio show in Brentwood, called the "Interesting Alternative Show" (Phoenixfm 98FM)
It goes out every Monday evening 10pm - 12 Midnight (UK time)
It is also available online at:
http://www.phoenixfm.com/interesting-alternative.php
the artists span the genres: Avant Progressive, Zeuhl, Rio and Canterbury, Jazz Rock Etc.
You can check out old playlists and there are still a few shows that you can download that include
a Charles Hayward Interview Special, Kavus Torabi Interview Special and an Antique Seeking Nuns / Sanguine Hum special

This Monday Evening 25th October my special guest is once again Kavus Torabi (Knifeworld, Cardiacs, Guapo, Chrome Hoof etc.) Kavus will be picking the music for the whole two hours and talking about the Tim Smith / Cardiacs tribute CD that is in the pipeline. You can join us online and enter the chatroom and join our growing little community
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The Steve Davis show is now available to download, and a fine listen it is too! Max Tundra's mangling of Will Bleed Amen is every bit as wonderful as I expected it to be.
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Tracklistings announced:

Dearest Friends
Thank you all from the bottom of our hearts for all your work and patience.
Every single artist who has contributed has played an equal part in making this project what it is ~ a truly wonderful achievement worthy of Tim's songs. Be proud.


This is testament to your love for Tim.


These are the tracklistings for the two albums.






THE LEADER OF THE STARRY SKIES ~ A TRIBUTE TO TIM SMITH SONGBOOK ONE


Savour ~ William D. Drake
Big Ship ~ Ultrasound
Fear ~ Oceansize
Let Alone My Plastic Doll ~ Mark Cawthra
Day Is Gone ~ The Trudy
Foundling ~ Stars In Battledress
Will Bleed Amen ~ Max Tundra featuring Sarah Measures
Shaping The River ~ Julianne Regan
The Stench Of Honey ~ Knifeworld
Is This The Life ~ mikrokosmos
March ~ North Sea Radio Orchestra
Victory Egg ~ Sidi Bou Said
Wind And Rains Is Cold ~ Rose Kemp Vs Rarg
Lillywhite's Party ~ Robert White featuring Andy Partridge
Up In Annie's Room ~ Katherine Blake
Stoneage Dinosaurs ~ Steven Wilson
Home Of Fadeless Splendour ~ The Scaramanga Six


AND


THE LEADER OF THE STARRY SKIES ~ A TRIBUTE TO TIM SMITH SONGBOOK ONE Special Friends


(exclusive LIMITED EDITION sister album ~ available ONLY with pre-orders) 


Spell With a Shell ~ Silvery

Arnald ~ Eureka Machines
Tree Tops High ~ Jason Pegg
My Trade Mark ~  Bug Prentice
Gloomy News ~ The Gasman
To Go Off And Things ~ Panixphere
I Hold My Love In My Arms ~ Local Girls
Joining The Plankton ~ a/c woods
Everything Is Easy ~ Scaramanga Six
Dead Mouse ~ Spiritwo
All Spectacular ~ Agency
Nurses Whispering Verses ~ idiotbox
The Duck and Roger The Horse ~ Stephen EvEns and the Gilchrist Family Band




Due to impressive pre-sale numbers so far, this second album will now be in hard copy. Pressed and delivered!
(previously planned as download only).


These tracklistings will be up on the GENEPOOL site later TODAY http://www.thegenepool.co.uk


Release date 6th December 2010 PRE-ORDERS AVAILABLE NOW


Remember ~ an album is only as good as its promotion. We will do our damnedest this end to get this musical work of art out there and heard. We enlist you all to do the same. Be brave, be shameless, and do your worst.


Again - deepest gratitude to all.


Your hard work means that significant money can at last be raised for Tim and that his music will be celebrated.
We hope this will be the first, and not the last....


Jo Spratley & Bic Hayes
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What a wonderful tribute to Tim this is going to be! I am a happy fish today. Big smile
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god damn, I wanto to pre-order this so bad!!!!
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Originally posted by CCVP CCVP wrote:

god damn, I wanto to pre-order this so bad!!!!


Then do it! S'all for a good cause, innit.
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Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:

Originally posted by CCVP CCVP wrote:

god damn, I wanto to pre-order this so bad!!!!


Then do it! S'all for a good cause, innit.


Not having an international creditcard nor much money restrain me from doing it.

Most times it would be a lot easier if I didn't lived were I live for album shopping. Cry
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Originally posted by CCVP CCVP wrote:

Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:

Originally posted by CCVP CCVP wrote:

god damn, I wanto to pre-order this so bad!!!!


Then do it! S'all for a good cause, innit.


Not having an international creditcard nor much money restrain me from doing it.

Most times it would be a lot easier if I didn't lived were I live for album shopping. Cry


Are you on paypal? It says if you email them they can arrange it on paypal. You don't necessarily need a credit card - most debits cards work with paypal too.
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Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:

Originally posted by CCVP CCVP wrote:

Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:

Originally posted by CCVP CCVP wrote:

god damn, I wanto to pre-order this so bad!!!!


Then do it! S'all for a good cause, innit.


Not having an international creditcard nor much money restrain me from doing it.

Most times it would be a lot easier if I didn't lived were I live for album shopping. Cry


Are you on paypal? It says if you email them they can arrange it on paypal. You don't necessarily need a credit card - most debits cards work with paypal too.
Paypal does not work in Brasil anymore. Aparently some retards managed to get them so pissed off that they decided to cancel their coverage of the whole country. That actually made me lose the possibility of having a hard-cover DT biography book with my name wrritten in golden letters. That still makes me sad. Cry
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Points: 2779 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 29 2010 at 06:49
Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:

I had to restrain myself from pre-ordering a dozen copies of this. Tim's music has been so utterly life-changing for me that I feel forever indebted to him. I'm honestly struggling to find the words to articulate just how much I want this to be a success. I was shocked when I read that Tim is still in hospital - I think most of us had assumed that, even though we knew he was far from well, he was at least at home with his family. I hope this album will go some way towards making a real difference.
100% with Trouserpress on this one. Clap
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I will absolutely be pre-ordering this one! I'm excited to hear what the Andy Partridge track will sounds like!
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ATTENTION: Below is a website that offers a bit more information on the Tim Smith tribute album, as well as a FREE SoundCloud file for a cover of ''The Stench of Honey'' by Knifeworld for streaming and/or download.

Please support this wonderful cause everyone!

http://ymlp.com/zXbh0q




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Just pick this up from Kavus published at Prog Ears, wrt album details:
 
THE LEADER OF THE STARRY SKIES ~ A TRIBUTE TO TIM SMITH
SONGBOOK ONE

Savour ~ William D. Drake
Big Ship ~ Ultrasound
Fear ~ Oceansize
Let Alone My Plastic Doll ~ Mark Cawthra
Day Is Gone ~ The Trudy
Foundling ~ Stars In Battledress
Will Bleed Amen ~ Max Tundra featuring Sarah Measures
Shaping The River ~ Julianne Regan
The Stench Of Honey ~ Knifeworld
Is This The Life ~ mikrokosmos
March ~ North Sea Radio Orchestra
Victory Egg ~ Sidi Bou Said
Wind And Rains Is Cold ~ Rose Kemp Vs Rarg
Lillywhite's Party ~ Robert White featuring Andy Partridge
Up In Annie's Room ~ Katharine Blake
Stoneage Dinosaurs ~ Steven Wilson
Home Of Fadeless Splendour ~ The Scaramanga Six

All orders placed before the release date of December 6th (http://www.thegenepool.co.uk/items/597.htm) will receive a bonus DISC (not MP3 download) that looks like this:

Spell With a Shell ~ Silvery
Arnald ~ Eureka Machines
Tree Tops High ~ Jason Pegg
My Trade Mark ~ Bug Prentice
Gloomy News ~ The Gasman
To Go Off And Things ~ Panixphere
I Hold My Love In My Arms ~ Local Girls
Joining The Plankton ~ a/c woods
Everything Is Easy ~ Scaramanga Six
Dead Mouse ~ Spiritwo
All Spectacular ~ Agency
Nurses Whispering Verses ~ idiotbox
The Duck and Roger The Horse ~ Stephen EvEns and the Gilchrist Family Band

Lots of love
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Points: 4489 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 18 2010 at 14:41
^ What a great setlist!
    
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Points: 5964 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 19 2010 at 03:19
Indeed. And if the handful of tracks I've heard so far are anything to go by it's certainly not going to disappoint!
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